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OUR SPREADSHOP
Made for movement.
Explore our Canadian active-living artwork, then browse available products in the shop.
Plan enough equipment for your station or partner format. Include replacements for items that wear out.
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Match your space
Check gym dimensions, floor compatibility and storage access. Confirm installation needs for larger equipment.
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Compare the full order
Review pack quantities, Canadian shipping, taxes, return terms and school purchasing requirements with the supplier.
Canadian School Grants & FundingEquipment and activity funding, deadlines and application tips.
Explore funding for school sport, inclusive activities and physical education equipment. Confirm your school or school board’s eligibility and approval process before applying.
Last checked October 9, 2026. Statuses below reflect that check; these listings do not update automatically. Verify the current intake, eligible costs and terms on the funder’s official website. Grant links are standard links, not affiliate links.
Open at last check
Jumpstart Community Development Grants
Supports programs that reduce barriers to sport and play, with Access and Youth Development funding streams.
Funding
Access: up to $25,000. Youth Development: up to $75,000.
Who can apply
Eligible organizations, which may include educational institutions and other qualified donees. Organization eligibility and program alignment must both be met.
Current intake
For programs starting January 1–December 31, 2027.
Deadline
October 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
This is program funding, not an automatic equipment allowance. Check which purchases and activities are eligible for your proposed project.
PHE Canada’s equipment grant supports physical education, recess, school sport and intramural programming.
Funding
Up to $2,500 in Gopher gift certificates, rather than cash.
Who can apply
Teachers, school staff and school-system administrators applying on behalf of their school.
Current intake
The 2026–27 application period is not yet open.
Deadline
Not announced on the current funding overview at the last check.
Equipment is purchased from Gopher with the gift certificates. Previous-cycle details may remain on the guidelines page; use PHE Canada’s funding overview for the new intake status.
Confirm who is authorized to apply: school, school board, parent association or eligible community partner.
Describe the students you will reach and the barriers your project addresses.
Outline activities, dates, staffing, supervision and accessible participation.
Build an itemized budget with supplier quotes, quantities, taxes and shipping. Check whether equipment, facilities and other costs are eligible.
Explain how you will measure participation and maintain equipment or programming after the grant ends.
Check approvals, supporting documents, reporting duties, spending deadlines and any required matching funds.
Use the funder’s own application requirements as your final checklist. Funding is competitive and approval is not guaranteed.
Look for provincial and local funding
Ask your school board or regional education office about school wellness allocations and school advisory council grants. Check your province’s official sport and recreation funding pages, municipal recreation office and community foundations. Confirm whether schools can apply directly or need an eligible partner.
Family sport subsidies and equipment loans can also support participation, but are different from grants paid to schools.
Canadian PE curriculumResources for all ten provinces.
Find official provincial PE curriculum resources, then explore practical activity ideas and equipment checklists. Choose your province to get started.
These are brief orientation notes. Use the linked provincial documents for exact outcomes and the program that applies to your school. Activity ideas and equipment checklists are created by GymClass Supply and are not official or endorsed curriculum materials.
The provincial outline emphasizes basic movement skills, communication and age-appropriate choices across dance, gymnastics, games and active pursuits.
Invite learners to explore different ways to travel between floor markers, then practise underhand tossing toward hoop targets. Adjust distances and equipment to the group.
Use partner practice and small-group passing challenges. Ask learners how they can make space and include every teammate. Choose rules that keep everyone involved.
Equipment to consider: Foam balls; pinnies / team vests; spot markers & cones.
Official resources address movement, physical literacy and strategic thinking. Grade 9 adds emphasis on combining skills, game strategies and personal fitness.
Plan cooperative rallies before small-sided games. Let groups adjust court boundaries and discuss how positioning changes their decisions. Match racquets, balls and nets to the space and learners.
Equipment to consider: Badminton equipment or pickleball class sets; spot markers & cones.
The high-school directory lists several PE and active-living courses. PE 10 includes outdoor pursuits, exercise science, personal fitness and leadership.
Invite groups to plan and lead a short activity station, explain equipment choices and reflect on participation. Review each plan with the teacher before it is used.
The official hub provides Physical and Health Education by grade through Grade 10, plus senior courses such as Active Living, Fitness and Conditioning, and Outdoor Education. Choose the grade or course before selecting an outcome.
Set up a few movement stations and invite learners to reflect on which activities they enjoy. Use the selected grade’s official expectations to shape the lesson and assessment.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Alberta
Kindergarten–12
Official curriculum resources
The province’s overview links K–6 Physical Education and Wellness and explains curriculum renewal. For 2026/27, Grades 7–9 draft materials are in optional piloting and Grade 10 draft materials are in optional field testing. Confirm which program applies to your school.
Combine short skill stations with a discussion about participation and personal activity choices. Select the learning outcomes from the curriculum your school is using.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Saskatchewan
Kindergarten–12
Official curriculum resources
Use the provincial curriculum directory to select Physical Education and your grade or secondary course. The subject pages provide outcomes and indicators; check those details before planning activities or assessing learning.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Manitoba
Kindergarten–12
Official curriculum resources
The official resource page organizes established Physical Education/Health Education documents into K–4, 5–8 and 9–12. It also lists a renewed K–12 Physical and Health Education pilot curriculum, marked draft September 2026 for 2026/27. Confirm your school division’s program before planning.
Invite learners to practise at accessible activity stations, set a personal goal and reflect on their experience. Match the task to your selected grade and program.
Equipment to consider: Skipping ropes; agility ladders; timers & whistles.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Ontario
Grades 1–12
Official curriculum resources
Ontario provides separate Health and Physical Education curricula for elementary Grades 1–8 and secondary Grades 9–12. Select the grade or course and consult its expectations before choosing activities, equipment and assessment tasks.
Use small groups to practise passing and finding space. Pause for learners to discuss how a change in rules affects participation, then connect the task to the selected expectations.
Equipment to consider: Pinnies / team vests; foam balls; spot markers & cones.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Quebec
Elementary & secondary cycles
Official curriculum resources
The official Physical Education and Health pages provide programs, learning progressions and evaluation frameworks. Resources are organized by elementary and secondary education; use the relevant cycle and language version.
Invite partners to build a sustained rally and discuss how they can adjust the task together. Choose equipment and an observation focus appropriate to the cycle’s official program.
Equipment to consider: Badminton equipment or pickleball class sets; spot markers & cones.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
New Brunswick
Primary to high school
Official curriculum resources
Choose resources for your school’s language sector. The Anglophone framework organizes Physical Education by primary, elementary, middle and high-school learning areas. The Francophone sector publishes its own programs through the provincial education department.
Build a simple pathway with a balance task and a target station. Adjust the challenge for learners and link your observation to the applicable sector and grade resources.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Prince Edward Island
Kindergarten–12
Official curriculum resources
The provincial Physical and Health Education hub links elementary PE, secondary course resources and K–12 safety guidelines. Use the specific grade or course document and check the safety guidance alongside your activity plan.
Ask small groups to propose an activity, explain their equipment choices and adapt it for participation. Review plans before use and connect the task to the appropriate course outcomes.
A starting point to adapt after selecting official learning outcomes; no provincial endorsement is implied.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Kindergarten–12
Official curriculum resources
The provincial foundation/framework page links the K–12 Physical Education foundation document. Start there for the program framework, then use the curriculum directory to locate the grade or course resources that apply to your school.
Combine a short movement pathway with partner throwing and catching. Adjust distances and equipment to support participation, then align the lesson with the appropriate grade or course guide.
Compare kits and consumables for your school’s first aid plan. Choose supplies with your designated first aid lead and confirm school-board and provincial requirements before ordering.
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Start with your school’s list
Use your approved requirements to decide kit contents and quantities. Consider the gym, playing fields and travelling teams separately.
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Read the contents
Compare the itemized list rather than the headline piece count. Check sizes, expiry dates, refill availability and manufacturer instructions.
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Plan access and upkeep
Choose a practical storage location and assign someone to review stock. Staff should know where supplies are and follow the school’s emergency procedures.
Restocking checklist
Check stock against your school’s approved contents list.
Replace used supplies promptly.
Check expiry dates and sealed packaging.
Remove damaged or contaminated items.
Keep the kit dry and accessible to designated staff.
Record the check date and person responsible.
Trusted first aid resources
These supply notes support purchasing and organization. They do not replace first aid training or your school’s procedures.
Independent resource links; no Red Cross endorsement or commission is claimed.
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Canadian recreation facilitiesPlaces to book, equipment and facility supplies.
Find a space beyond the school gym.
Explore community centres, pools, arenas, courts and other recreation spaces for school visits, practices and tournaments.
Official facility resources by province
These are selected municipal starting points—one city per province, rather than a complete Canada-wide directory. For another town, check its official parks and recreation website. Confirm amenities, hours, availability and school booking terms directly with the operator.
Alberta
Calgary municipal facilities
Use this official city resource to explore recreation spaces and follow its links for current facility details and booking information.
Municipal resource links checked October 9, 2026. They are standard links, with no affiliate commission or municipal endorsement claimed. Bookings and purchases are handled by the linked provider.
Running clubs & trackStarter kits and equipment comparisons.
These are equipment-type comparisons and planning suggestions, rather than hands-on reviews of specific models. Confirm specifications, quantities and current Canadian delivery terms with the supplier.
BASIC KIT
Start with shared equipment
1–2 stopwatches for group timing.
12–20 cones or visible route markers, adjusted to your space.
A measuring wheel if you need to establish distances.
A labelled personal water bottle for each student.
Access to the school’s first aid supplies and procedures.
These are starting quantities for planning, not a requirement. Reuse equipment your school already has.
EXPANDED KIT
Add items for your activities
4–6 batons for relay groups.
20–30 pedometers for individual step challenges, or a smaller shared set.
Enough bib numbers for everyone at a club event.
Reflective vests in appropriate sizes where your school’s plan calls for them.
Training hurdles for supervised track stations; finish tape for events.
Choose additions around the activities you actually plan to offer.
BEFORE ORDERING
Check the whole purchase
Count usable items already in storage. Compare pack sizes, replacement batteries, cleaning needs, taxes, shipping and return terms. Assign storage space for the kit and label shared items.
For outdoor sessions, follow your school’s route, supervision and weather procedures.
Equipment comparisons
Choose features around the way your club runs
Equipment
Useful features
Trade-offs to check
Simple stopwatch vs lap-memory timer
A basic model suits group intervals. Lap memory helps when you need to record several split times.
Extra functions can add button complexity. Check display readability and whether stored laps can be recalled easily.
Basic pedometer vs connected tracker
A standalone step counter avoids needing a phone or account. Connected models may offer export features.
Check attachment, reset controls and how estimates are calculated. For connected devices, verify school privacy requirements, account needs and supported software.
Plastic vs metal relay batons
Compare grip, diameter, weight and colours for organizing groups.
Confirm the intended age range and any event rules. Check pack count and replacement availability.
Fixed vs adjustable training hurdles
Adjustable heights offer more setup choices; compact units may be easier to carry.
Check base stability, manufacturer guidance, storage dimensions and adjustment mechanisms.
Reusable bibs vs disposable bibs
Reusable numbers can suit recurring club events; disposable bibs can suit a single event.
Compare cleaning, fastening, numbering ranges and how many events you expect to run.
No model ratings or claims of product testing are implied. Images in the catalog illustrate equipment types.
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Athletic FootwearMen’s and women’s shoes for running, courts, gym and trails.
Choose shoes for the activity.
Browse men’s or women’s footwear, then compare the exact model, size and width at the supplier. These are buying guides, not hands-on product reviews.
Photos show shoe examples, not current product listings or guaranteed availability. Amazon.ca shopping links are affiliate links.
Men’s athletic shoes
Running & walking
Road runs, running-club sessions and everyday walks.
What to compare: Compare cushioning, weight, breathability and width options. Choose a model intended for your main activity; walking and running models can differ.
Volleyball, badminton and indoor racquet activities.
What to compare: Compare lateral support, indoor traction and fit. Check the exact model description for non-marking soles and confirm the gym’s footwear rules.
What to compare: Compare traction, cushioning and a secure fit during changes of direction. Check whether the outsole is intended for indoor or outdoor courts.
Fitness circuits, strength sessions and varied gym activities.
What to compare: Compare sole stability, flexibility and side-to-side support. Running and training shoes are designed for different movement patterns.
What to compare: Compare tread, surface suitability, weight and upper protection. Check the terrain rating and whether waterproofing suits your conditions.
Road runs, running-club sessions and everyday walks.
What to compare: Compare cushioning, weight, breathability and width options. Choose a model intended for your main activity; walking and running models can differ.
Volleyball, badminton and indoor racquet activities.
What to compare: Compare lateral support, indoor traction and fit. Check the exact model description for non-marking soles and confirm the gym’s footwear rules.
What to compare: Compare traction, cushioning and a secure fit during changes of direction. Check whether the outsole is intended for indoor or outdoor courts.
Fitness circuits, strength sessions and varied gym activities.
What to compare: Compare sole stability, flexibility and side-to-side support. Running and training shoes are designed for different movement patterns.
What to compare: Compare tread, surface suitability, weight and upper protection. Check the terrain rating and whether waterproofing suits your conditions.
Use the model’s size chart and check the sizing system: US, UK and EU sizes differ. Men’s and women’s size numbers are not interchangeable across brands.
Compare available widths and try the shoes with the socks you plan to wear. Check room at the toes and a secure heel fit.
For indoor school gyms, verify non-marking soles on the exact model. A light-coloured sole alone does not establish this.
Check the seller, return conditions and whether indoor try-on is permitted before wearing the shoes outside.
Official footwear resources
Manufacturer resources checked October 9, 2026. These are standard links.
Julbo’s youth collection offers child and teen sizes, including Spectron lenses. The manufacturer states 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection for its youth sunglasses.
Check the model’s age guidance, frame dimensions and lens category. Spectron 3 is not automatically polarized.
UV protection: Look for UV400 or 100% UVA/UVB protection on the exact product’s label.
Glare reduction: Polarized lenses reduce reflected glare. Polarization and dark lenses alone do not establish UV protection.
Fit: Choose comfortable, secure frames with good coverage. Compare youth and adult measurements and try them on where possible.
Activity suitability: Check the lens material and impact rating. Ordinary sport sunglasses do not replace sport-specific protective eyewear where impact protection is required.
These are research-based options, not hands-on reviews. Photos show the specific manufacturer models and colours labelled above. Amazon buttons open searches; available models, lens variants, colours, sellers and prices can vary. Confirm UV claims, authenticity, size and return terms for the exact listing. Manufacturer information checked October 9, 2026. Manufacturer links are standard links.
Smartwatches & trackingGarmin, Apple, accessories and course apps.
Independent specification-based comparisons, not hands-on reviews. Watch features, phone requirements and availability vary by model. Amazon.ca links below are affiliate links; manufacturer links are standard links.
A GPS running-watch option to compare for your own runs and club sessions. Garmin lists an AMOLED touchscreen, running metrics and training features.
What to compare
Up to 11 days in smartwatch mode or 19 hours in GPS mode, according to Garmin. Check whether you want the standard or Music model and confirm your phone’s compatibility with Garmin Connect.
Apple Watch example: SE 2 pictured. SE 3 specifications below. · Photo creditAPPLE WATCH
Apple Watch SE 3
An option to compare if you already use a compatible iPhone. Apple lists built-in GPS, custom workouts, pace alerts and running metrics.
What to compare
Apple lists up to 18 hours of normal use. Verify iPhone and iOS requirements, case and strap sizes, and GPS versus GPS + Cellular. A cellular plan may add ongoing costs.
Example models: Forerunner 165 and Apple Watch SE 3
Consideration
Garmin Forerunner 165
Apple Watch SE 3
Phone and setup
Check Garmin Connect requirements for your exact phone and operating system.
Requires a compatible iPhone and supported iOS version. Verify the current requirements before ordering.
Battery planning
Manufacturer maximum: 11 days smartwatch use; 19 hours GPS use.
Manufacturer maximum: 18 hours normal use; 7 hours outdoor workout.
Running sessions
Built-in GPS, running metrics and training features. Check which features you need for your own training.
Built-in GPS, custom workouts and pace alerts. Check the workout views you want to use.
Before choosing
Compare standard and Music versions, fit, button controls and charging arrangements.
Compare sizes, GPS and cellular versions, phone requirements and charging arrangements.
Battery figures use different manufacturer test conditions and are not a like-for-like test. Actual life varies with GPS, display settings and other features. This guide does not rank sensor accuracy.
COACHES
Buy for the sessions you lead
Decide whether you need personal GPS tracking, repeated intervals or simply a stopwatch. Try the controls and display size where possible. A watch records its wearer’s activity; it does not independently time every runner in your club.
STUDENT USE
Keep participation accessible
Students can participate without buying a smartwatch. Before using school-owned wearables, confirm school rules for accounts, consent, health and location data, sharing and deletion. A simple shared timer or pedometer may be enough.
FULL COST
Check more than the watch price
Compare the seller, warranty, included charging cable, compatible power adapter, replacement straps and any optional subscriptions or cellular plan. Confirm Canadian delivery and return terms at checkout.
Straps, protection & charging
Match accessories to the exact watch model, case size and connector. Product photos alone cannot confirm compatibility.
Garmin replacement straps
Confirm band width and attachment type for your model.
Golf support varies by Garmin model. Check the exact device before buying; the running-watch comparison above does not establish golf-course compatibility.
Canadian course scenery · Photo by randreu · CC BY 3.0Resized and cropped; shown as scenery, not a coverage guarantee.APPLE WATCH + GOLFSHOT
Course information through a golf app
Golfshot provides golf GPS features on Apple Watch. Look up your Canadian course in its directory or app, and verify that your watch and phone meet the current requirements.
Some features require a paid subscription and specific watch models. Check current Canadian pricing, trial terms and cancellation details before subscribing.
Before your round: course & download checklist
Confirm the course, location and course layout in the provider’s current listing.
Verify availability for your exact watch and app; coverage may differ between providers.
Complete app setup, downloads and updates while you have connectivity.
Check whether the features you want require a subscription or an active phone connection.
If course information is missing or outdated, use the provider’s support or course-update request options.
External provider resources checked October 9, 2026. Course maps and app downloads are handled by Garmin, Golfshot or the App Store. These are standard links; GymSupply receives no commission from them and is not endorsed by the providers.
Specifications checked October 9, 2026. Manufacturer claims are attributed above. GymSupply is not endorsed by Garmin or Apple.
School orders & suppliers
SCHOOL ORDERS
Looking beyond the basics?
Explore School Specialty Canada’s physical education range, including FlagHouse equipment. Ask the supplier about larger orders and purchasing options.
An independent equipment discovery guide for Canadian school physical education programs. Our notes focus on practical buying considerations; they are not hands-on product reviews or supplier endorsements.
Equipment should be selected and used according to manufacturer instructions, school policies and the needs of your learners.
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